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> The bottleneck is not bulk disk space, but rather IOPS.
Exactly. I stopped running a full node on both of my desktops machines
in the last month. Both systems were simply becoming very noticeable
(=unbearably) sluggish. I am also running dedicated nodes, which are
fine, but on a desktop latency is a major issue (or, let's say, a
different issue than on a server).
I didn't notice any network latency, but that's hard to judge as our
internet is pants anyway.
Arne
PS: my machines aren't the newest, but still do a stellar job (without
bitcoind running ;)
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